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snub-nose ("snbnz")
adj.
1. Having a short, turned-up nose.
2. Having an extremely short barrel: a snub-nosed pistol.
3. Pocket-Sized prints introduced by Brooklynite Gallery for the cost of a taxi-ride.
In the spirit of the "handmade invites" artists make to promote exhibitions they have at Brooklynite, we introduce "SNUB NOSE" Prints. Simply put these little postcard-size prints are full of TLC and pack quite a punch.
Beejoir's "Oil Can"
Broken Crow
Rae McGrath's "WEK"
Keep an eye on our SHOP/"EXTRAS" section for releases from artists such as BEEJOIR, MISS BUGS, PENNY, SPQR, KATHRYN MACNAUGHTON and more . . . Some already available!
www.BrooklyniteGallery.com
Monday, June 28, 2010
Monday, June 21, 2010
GUY DENNING "RISE LIKE LIONS"
We recently had a chance to spend some time with Guy Denning at the famed Coney Island Amusement Park in Brooklyn. Inspired by his work's texture and social theories along with his own cerebral personality, we attempted to translate that into a video piece.
Here's what we came up with...
Guy Denning and David Walker's exhibition "Surface Tension"
is currently on view here at Brooklynite until July 10.
Please note: We will be closed the week of July 4th.
Brooklynite Gallery is located at 334 Malcolm X Blvd., Brooklyn, New York 11233. We are open Thursday thru Saturday from 1pm – 7pm or by appointment. We are located 2 blocks from the A or C subway to Utica Ave. stop.
www.BrooklyniteGallery.com
Here's what we came up with...
Guy Denning and David Walker's exhibition "Surface Tension"
is currently on view here at Brooklynite until July 10.
Please note: We will be closed the week of July 4th.
Brooklynite Gallery is located at 334 Malcolm X Blvd., Brooklyn, New York 11233. We are open Thursday thru Saturday from 1pm – 7pm or by appointment. We are located 2 blocks from the A or C subway to Utica Ave. stop.
www.BrooklyniteGallery.com
Monday, June 7, 2010
GUY DENNING • DAVID WALKER "SURFACE TENSION" . . . SATURDAY
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, June 12, 7-10pm
Musical Guest: DJ REHKA spinning the sounds of Indian Bhangra
Brooklynite Gallery invites you to experience "Surface Tension", a joint exhibition featuring Guy Denning and David Walker, two artists, who through the human form, explore two different concepts, using two entirely different techniques.
Guy Denning
Wielding brushes and knives, Guy Denning battles a myriad of ideas that stir around in ones head in hopes that the visual translation might become the remedy. These disparate thoughts that don't connect to anyone or anything in particular are expressed through precarious self-portraits and female figures. Denning's canvases are layered with oil paint and medium thinners, then seemingly blasted with a fire-hose. His work has all the makings of a piece by a classically trained painter, yet the added angst of a back street fist-fight.
David Walker
The gestural approach Walker uses when creating his alluring female portraits can only be achieved using a self-imposed rule of "no brushes, only spray-paint" techniques. For Walker, the subject of his work inherently lies in the facial expression-- just the right one that is. Using found imagery pillaged from peoples photo albums, snapshots and old magazines, Walker's focus is on the subtleties of expressions, constantly in search of a precise emotion or tilt of the head that catches his eye and can expand the distance between his work and that of an intelligible portrait artist.
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Besides the visuals you'll experience inside and out in the rear of our gallery, DJ Rekha will supply you with her own brand of audio pleasure. She invites you on journey into a world that merges the traditional Bhangra music of South Asia and the Hip-Hop beats of today. Special dance performances to take place as well.
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Come see why The Village Voice says our opening night parties are "one of the three things that define the beginning of summer in NYC."
Brooklynite Gallery is located at 334 Malcolm X Blvd., Brooklyn, New York 11233. We are open Thursday thru Saturday from 1pm – 7pm or by appointment. We are located 2 blocks from the A or C subway to Utica Ave. stop.
Can't make it to the opening? Check out STREAMING LIVE COVERAGE on our website: BrooklyniteGallery.com Clikc on the LIVE TV link.
And if you're not already doing so FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @BklyniteGallery
Musical Guest: DJ REHKA spinning the sounds of Indian Bhangra
Brooklynite Gallery invites you to experience "Surface Tension", a joint exhibition featuring Guy Denning and David Walker, two artists, who through the human form, explore two different concepts, using two entirely different techniques.
Guy Denning
Wielding brushes and knives, Guy Denning battles a myriad of ideas that stir around in ones head in hopes that the visual translation might become the remedy. These disparate thoughts that don't connect to anyone or anything in particular are expressed through precarious self-portraits and female figures. Denning's canvases are layered with oil paint and medium thinners, then seemingly blasted with a fire-hose. His work has all the makings of a piece by a classically trained painter, yet the added angst of a back street fist-fight.
David Walker
The gestural approach Walker uses when creating his alluring female portraits can only be achieved using a self-imposed rule of "no brushes, only spray-paint" techniques. For Walker, the subject of his work inherently lies in the facial expression-- just the right one that is. Using found imagery pillaged from peoples photo albums, snapshots and old magazines, Walker's focus is on the subtleties of expressions, constantly in search of a precise emotion or tilt of the head that catches his eye and can expand the distance between his work and that of an intelligible portrait artist.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Besides the visuals you'll experience inside and out in the rear of our gallery, DJ Rekha will supply you with her own brand of audio pleasure. She invites you on journey into a world that merges the traditional Bhangra music of South Asia and the Hip-Hop beats of today. Special dance performances to take place as well.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Come see why The Village Voice says our opening night parties are "one of the three things that define the beginning of summer in NYC."
Brooklynite Gallery is located at 334 Malcolm X Blvd., Brooklyn, New York 11233. We are open Thursday thru Saturday from 1pm – 7pm or by appointment. We are located 2 blocks from the A or C subway to Utica Ave. stop.
Can't make it to the opening? Check out STREAMING LIVE COVERAGE on our website: BrooklyniteGallery.com Clikc on the LIVE TV link.
And if you're not already doing so FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @BklyniteGallery
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